Coweta F.O.R.C.E. exists to provide recovery support services in the community for individuals and family members impacted by addiction. We envision a community that embraces recovery so that everyone has the opportunity to experience freedom from addiction.

We partner with nonprofits and other organizations in our community to identify people in need of yard cleanup, exterior home repair, and wheelchair ramp access. Our RiverLife team coordinates and leads these volunteer opportunities to create a meaningful experience for those serving and to safely and respectfully meet the needs of those served.

More Music Foundation is committed to providing services that teach and reach our children through the love of music. We partner with local teachers, schools, and community leaders to provide after-school guitar and piano lessons. 

https://bgcma.org/club/newnan/ and https://bgcma.org/club/howardwarner/

The two local Boys & Girls Clubs work with hundreds of kids and teens each year to help them reach their full potential. We provide an environment where all youth feel safe and secure to dream, discover, and develop. Our programs focus on helping kids succeed in school, live healthy, and become leaders. 

The mission of the Mentor program is to connect community members and school resources to foster the development of a caring relationship between a responsible adult and a student in the Coweta County school system. This relationship will help strengthen the ability of the student to overcome adverse circumstances, stay in school and become a more productive citizen not only in school but at home and in our community.

Backstreet Community Arts exists to provide a safe, welcoming, creative environment to anyone who may benefit from the healing power of art and community. 
Backstreet Arts reaches out to adults who may not be aware of or have access to the proven healing power of art: those who have experienced trauma, illness, or grief; veterans; homeless and limited-income individuals who cannot afford art classes, and anyone who wants to practice art in a comfortable, non-intimidating, inclusive atmosphere.

To provide housing, counseling, and rehabilitation services to men dealing with drug and alcohol addictions 

This is our calling: To ensure enough clean water in the Chattahoochee River now and for future generations. We teach students, homeowners, businesses and policy-makers the importance of clean, plentiful water. We conduct research, patrol the river, collect and monitor data, review permits, and hold polluters accountable.

Coweta Community Foundation 

The Foundation manages funds that directly support a variety of community interests such as women’s and children’s issues, public safety, education, and the arts. The foundation's recent focus is the tornado relief efforts in the Newnan area that affected 1,700 homes and was the worst tornado in Georgia since 1951.

We provide food, clothing, and financial assistance to those in need, as well as help with shelter. We also run a thrift store to help support our non-profit mission. Serving over 6000 families per year, One Roof helps lift up those in need through material and spiritual support. 

BTG Community Outreach, Inc. (locally known as Bridging the Gap) is a nonprofit organization based in Coweta County, Georgia. We provide food, clothing, and household goods to people who are struggling in our community.

The mission of BTG is to provide assistance to hungry, homeless, and hurting people. Bridging the Gap achieves its mission in three ways: Feed; Serve; Restore

CORRAL was formed in the fall of 1987 to provide therapeutic horseback riding facilities and instruction for the mentally and physically challenged. Operating out of the historic Sewell barn in Roscoe, CORRAL started in the spring of 1988. There have been continuous renovations of the barn to provide better facilities for the horses and the students. We look forward to future progress with the continued support of the community.

It is our mission to provide hope for families dealing with a childhood cancer diagnosis by providing spiritual, emotional, and financial support. Keris Kares hosts several events to spread awareness about Pediatric Cancer. The funds raised from these events directly support families in need.

Coweta CASA 

We recruit, train and support citizen-volunteers to advocate for the best interests of abused and neglected children in our courts and communities. With a CASA volunteer, a child is half as likely to languish in foster care and the child welfare system, and he or she is that much more likely to find a safe, permanent home.

Newnan-Coweta Humane Society (NCHS) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to reducing the number of pets euthanized in Coweta County. Though we are not Coweta County Animal Services, we work closely with that organization and many more to be as impactful as we can.

Incorporated in 1973, the Fayette Humane Society (FHS) is the oldest nonprofit humane organization in Fayette County, Georgia. The FHS, staffed entirely by volunteers, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and is supported entirely by individual and corporate donations. Because we do not have a shelter, all of the animals we rescue live in temporary foster homes until they are adopted. We believe that all companion pets have intrinsic value and should be treated with the reverence and care they deserve.

Newnan Coweta Habitat for Humanity 

Incorporated in 1993, Newnan-Coweta Habitat for Humanity is an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International and serves Coweta County, Georgia. Over the past 25 years, NCHFH has constructed new homes, renovated and repaired existing homes, and contributed to projects that support local neighborhood revitalization efforts. In addition to these efforts, NCHFH has tithed funds from its local operation to support relief efforts for 26 families internationally. 

Backpack Buddies of Georgia 

Backpack Buddies provides economically disadvantaged children in the Coweta County School System with food for the weekend. Many children in our county are dependent on the "Free and Reduced" lunch program provided by their schools during the week, and they have very little to eat over the weekends and holidays. We work with school counselors to identify children "at risk" for hunger and then we supply them with nutritious, self-serve food that will sustain them when school meals are not available. We are currently serving 1,150+ children in 33 schools, which is only scratching the surface of the true need here in Coweta County.

Abby’s Angels Foundation was created in August 2013 to forever honor 9-year-old Abby Bacho. With the assistance of guidance counselors and teachers, school supplies are provided to students with limited resources through Abby’s Closet. Abby’s Closets are colorful nooks that give much more than the pencils, crayons, and notebooks they stock. These warm cheerful spaces also provide encouragement and inspiration to succeed.

Abby’s Angels also spreads awareness and education regarding safe teen and hands-free driving.